And you thought weight cutting in boxing was bad...

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And you thought weight cutting in boxing was bad...

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Check out some random examples I stumbled upon today from the world of MMA..

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Yeah, way more. I've heard of guys cutting 15-20 pounds in a day. Big weight class variances compared to boxing and a lot of wrestlers who are used to cutting crazy amounts.
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I like how the dude in the last fight lost a pound after weigh-ins.. and his opponent gained 24. The bloated boy lost though.
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How did Kendrik LOSE weight after the weigh in?
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Daniel James cutting 35 pounds to make the heavyweight limit.
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Ronny Markes is like the human equivalent of beef jerky in this picture. They probably pumped all of the blood and water out of his body, weighed him in a dead state, and then restarted his heart after they put the fluids back in.
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Wtf weight is that dude fighting at? He looks like 6'3 and 130'ornsomething he makes Tony Pep look like AJ
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My god, 30 effing pounds? That is horrific. Yes, it's bad in MMA. I hear they were using IV's legally and stuff.
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JCS wrote:I like how the dude in the last fight lost a pound after weigh-ins.. and his opponent gained 24. The bloated boy lost though.
Yep. That sh*t ain't the advantage that people think it is.
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Lackeos wrote:Daniel James cutting 35 pounds to make the heavyweight limit.
EduardosFist wrote:Image
Ronny Markes is like the human equivalent of beef jerky in this picture. They probably pumped all of the blood and water out of his body, weighed him in a dead state, and then restarted his heart after they put the fluids back in.
That's George Roop... listed at 6'1". This weigh-in was for a 136lb fight. Probably one of the "worst" weigh-in photos.... but not one of the absolute worst...
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It's cowardice and lack of honor to compete in weight class sports in this manner.
You're supposed to work out and be healthy and find the number closest to that.
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Gollum lookin mofos.
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The worst I ever "heard" of is a guy named Marcus Davis.

He weighed in at 154 on a Thursday. The prior or following Monday (interview wasn't clear.. either way), he was 207.
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JCS wrote:The worst I ever "heard" of is a guy named Marcus Davis.

He weighed in at 154 on a Thursday. The following Monday, he was 207.
Good Lord. I don't see how that wouldn't cause something inside to shut down or something. That's gotta be HORRIBLY unhealthy for your inner workings and such.
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gilgamesh wrote:
JCS wrote:The worst I ever "heard" of is a guy named Marcus Davis.

He weighed in at 154 on a Thursday. The following Monday, he was 207.
Good Lord. I don't see how that wouldn't cause something inside to shut down or something. That's gotta be HORRIBLY unhealthy for your inner workings and such.
I re-reviewed the interview.. not completely sure if he was referring to the prior Monday or the following one.. I think the latter.. either way, still absolutely nuts.
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BAD INTENTIONS wrote:It's cowardice and lack of honor to compete in weight class sports in this manner.
You're supposed to work out and be healthy and find the number closest to that.
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JCS wrote:The worst I ever "heard" of is a guy named Marcus Davis.

He weighed in at 154 on a Thursday. The prior or following Monday (interview wasn't clear.. either way), he was 207.
Former pro boxer.
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BitPlayer wrote:How did Kendrik LOSE weight after the weigh in?
Probably a late replacement and he had to gain weight to make it.
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JCS wrote:The worst I ever "heard" of is a guy named Marcus Davis.

He weighed in at 154 on a Thursday. The prior or following Monday (interview wasn't clear.. either way), he was 207.


How can that be possible? If you are like 207 and go on a very strict diet you might lose two pounds in a week.
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If you think weight cutting in MMA and boxing is bad check out the world of jockies.
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